Bladensburg High School - Peacecrosser Yearbook (Bladensburg, MD)

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FQhX hbhsbxx- 4. a. a..- -- IWW . ., 2, 94 W O. rt , Sm W , successful Dance, foomall VICtORy CllmAXi splmt week Spirit Week started NOvember 5 as Varsity Cheerleaders sold surprises, and students Chose Manny Jones as their favorite football player by placing money in his cup during lunch periods. Following tradition, the halls were decorated by the three classes. Students voted for Football Superlatives and played Say the Word contest. On Maroon and White Day many students and teachers wore the school colors throughout the day. A Pep Rally to cheer the Mustangs on to a Homecoming Victory ended school e time activities. Spirit week was climaxed by the Homecoming Dance Friday and by the game Saturday. Underseasi' was the theme of this years dance. The girl's gym, decorated in blues and greens, set the mood for a very memorable occasion. The 1974 Homecoming Court was presented and Karen Jefferies, the 1973 Homecoming Queen, joined them. Musical entertainment was provided by Cream and CoCoa. $ths M xxxwa

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Preparing the Senif- hall for Spirit Week judging, co- chairman Jim Battle staples crepe paper to the ceiling. 12 Student Life ., . Cheeflieya'k prepare to be esented'to :the Qomgcoming Dal IEY Eigmdnds dances ? 4 date. 5 i V S IRII spiritWeek started N Vanirgtheedeaders and students chose Iheirlavoritefootball moneyinhiscupdu periods Followingtradition, t decorated by the thr. Students voted for F: Superlatives and pla WOId contest. 0n Maroon and Wh students and teache colmsthroughounh 10 cheer the Mustan '0mec0mingViq0 we auivities, s

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cnowneo, Heats Roll Shyanne Corbin was crowned Queen during halftime ceremonies; other winners included the Junior float and the Varsity Cheerleaders' car. In the game, the Mustangs scored an excit- ing overtime victory over the Bowie Bulldogs, 10-7. Clockwise from top left: Smilling for the photo- graphers, Homecoming Queen Shyanne Corbin and Senior Princesses Marlene Kellman and Diane Rustin prepare to rejoin the crowd for the second half. Enjoying the excitement of Homecoming, Rangerettes Peggy Pollard, Peggy Collins, and Annette lglesias have some fun before the game. Riding along in their prize-winning car, the Varsity Cheerleaders parade at halftime. Rounding the bend, Dave Watkins brings the first prize junior float down the track. Preparing to Blast the Bulldogs, a young fan rides the senior float. Riding in comfort, Senior Pom Poms lead the squad before the stands. Celebrating a Mustang score, T.K. McDaniels joins the officials in signaling for a touchdown. Watching intently from the side-Iines, Coaches Harvison and Welch await developments on fht field. Racing into battle, the Mustangs are led on to the field by Mark Kitchen and Kelvin Combs. 14 Student Life